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Oct. 19 Intoxicated Driver (Lot 11) - An officer noticed a car speeding and activated his emergency news 6 expressions 8 sports 19 lights. The officer observed the driver’s glassy eyes and slurred speech. He also noticed the smell of alcohol on the driver’s breath. The driver, 19, said he had a shot earlier in the night. The officer Police conducted a field sobriety test. He completed the walk and turn exercise successfully. However, he lacked a smooth pursuit in eyes and missed two heel-toe steps. The officer then conducted a breath test. He gave two breath samples. One registered at 0.034 g/210L and one at 0.032 g/210L. The subject was not in violation of driving under the influence. The officer gave the subject a verbal warning for speeding and a notice of suspension for his license. The subject called his ex- Beat girlfriend to retrieve him and drive his vehicle away from the scene. Check out more Police Beats online at unfspinnaker.com

Oct. 12 Vandalism (Osprey Fountains) Oct. 14 Theft (Lot 15) - An officer met two players became involved in an on- backseat, but no there were no passen- - An officer met with a complainant with a complainant who said her parking field disagreement during a flag football gers over 21 to claim the bottle. The offi- who said his car had three flat tires. He permit had been removed. The subject game. The first player pushed the second cers also found a container holding fewer said he did not know who would have said she noticed a parking ticket on her player, at which point the second player than 20 grams of marijuana in the back done it. The subject said he left his car car and soon noticed the missing decal. swung at the first player. The complain- seat and a torch lighter in the passenger Wednesday and returned Friday. The of- The officer observed the word “VOID” ant said the referees quickly quelled the door. The driver admitted ownership of ficer observed the flat tires but did not on the window. The officer retrieved the argument and ejected both players from the marijuana and was issued a Notice to conduct a search, due to the location. permit number and contacted Parking the game. The first player did not wish to Appear. He poured out the alcohol and The case has not been cleared, but patrol Services. pursue legal charges. The second player properly disposed of the bottle. The mar- efforts have been suspended. was contacted, but he did not return the ijuana and container were entered into Oct. 16 Theft (Lot 11) - An officer met phone call. the JSO Property Room. The driver was 6 9 20 Oct. 13 Theft (Arena) - An officer met with a victim who said her sunglasses and then released from the scene. with a complainant who said his phone IPod were stolen from her car. She said Oct. 18 Marijuana Possession (Lot 10) had been stolen. The subject said an indi- her remote lock sometimes does not work - An officer observed the smell of mari- // Eat it // don't be scared // Smooth Skating vidual approached him and asked to bor- and the car must have been unlocked. juana after pulling a car over for the lack After opposition at Senate Or do get scared,when the We all hope for skateboarders row his phone. The suspect then walked There are no suspects, and a canvass was of a visible tail light. The driver present- meetings and a rewriting of the employees of these haunted to fall sometimes, but, as some out the door and left with the phone. not conducted because of the time span. ed the officer with an expired insurance bill, the move to change the shape houses jump out at you. of the most punctual people on The complainant retrieved the sus- The officer did not find any latent finger- card and a valid registration. The officer of campus dining propels. campus, envy plays its part. pect’s brother’s phone number through prints on the exterior of the car. noticed marijuana stems and a lighter on Facebook and attempted to contact him. the center console of the car. The offi- The officer also attempted to contact the Oct 14 Disturbance (Intramural Field) - An cer called for backup. The second officer brother but no one answered. officer met with a complainant who said noticed an open bottle of alcohol in the

Source: University Police Department Compiled by Olivia Osland

This “behind the scenes” photo was cap- 7 10 19 tured while staff videographer, Connor Spielmaker, documented Warehouse 31’s haunted house on October 19th. This // dedicated to fitness // cathing fire // That hurts horrifying scene of medical torture fea- UNF student body president and a Two Jacksonville fire-spinning When players get injured, it cuts tures a zombie doctor that “works” on UNF alumna weigh in on the new groups share about an art form their season short. Read our patients. Hours of operation are from Student Wellness Complex at that has become popular with story for the perspective of a sundown to midnight. its rededication. UNF students. few soccer players.

Need more content? Cover ­— photo illustration Check out Osprey TV's newscast at unfspinnaker.com. Keri Weiland, Joey Taravella index photos Compiled by Keri Weiland the website’s not bad, either. Noor Ashouri, Travis Gibson, keri weiland, spencer goldbach OPINIONS Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com HODGEPODGE 4 4Wednesday,discourse October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 5 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Ethics and eating preferences not reflected in survey Guest Editorial The decision to bring a Chick-fil-A to there was an edict from on high that there Hebeishy member of the UNF Yellow Party Alumni Square has been one of the most Catherine needed to be a pizza place on campus." said, when asked about her party's stance Awarded the 2010 Pacemaker Award controversial topics of discussion at UNF Meaning that the changes were always on the Chick-fil-A issue. "As a party, I think by the Associated Collegiate Press. Enterprise Editor Ryan Thompson on why he is the 20 percent I've been a part of. Byerly mutually inclusive. we can all agree on the fact that every stu- Awarded second place for Best College Newspaper in Things began heating up Sept. 25, when "The option was Chick-Fil-A and Papa dent voice needs to be heard whether that 2007 Better College Newspaper Contest Student Body President Carlo Fassi ve- /// Content Editor John's or status quo. It wasn't one or the is advocates for or against the bill." by the Florida College Press Assocation. I just love the executive branch, OK? But I also expect our president to write toed SB-12F-2631 Executive Branch On- other," Binder said. At UNF, we have the privilege of electing

Spinnaker Staff On which other branch can we students Ryan clear and precise proposals that affect the Campus Dining Renovations, citing a lack understanding the will of the students And by lumping the two changes togeth- senators, some of us even lucky enough to Editor in Chief Lindsay Montgomery rely to write legislation that delegates student body. And I expect our president of explicit language. While it was common- more difficult because of the contraction er, while not informing the student popu- pick the brains of candidates begging for Art Director Joey Taravella money from our past and present class- Thompson to be open and transparent at public meet- ly understood that Chick-fil-A would be re- of the question. lation about the connection between them, signatures. I would hope that a SG senator Layout Editors Julie Henderson mates specifically to enhance our campus ings and respond to senators’ questions to placing Sbarro and Papa John’s would be The UNF College of Arts and Sciences is this survey question doesn't hold scientific would weigh a moral dilemma more than Christine Kegel dining experience? /// Enterprise Editor his best ability. replacing Salsarita’s, the actual names of home to the nationally recognized Public weight. In fact, because the survey is only my wanting fried chicken for lunch once Spencer Goldbach And on which other branch can we rely So regardless of all the political reasons the vendors were not included in the pro- Opinions Research Lab. It also offers sever- one question, if that one question is faulty, a week. Copy Chief Jacob Harn to not fully disclose in a public setting the Why else would he shoot a vague answer others feel should repel from Chick-fil-A posed legislation. Fassi called for an emer- al classes on survey methodology of which so is the entire survey. With UNF SG elections coming up Oct. Copy Editors Katie Tison true intent of a piece of legislation? at one of the senators who asked him at the existing on campus — and regardless of gency meeting Sept. 26 so the decision that students can take advantage. One such "To use a statistic like that, so haphaz- 23 and 24, we will be asked to elect repre- Marina Ubert Good lookin’ out, executive branch. Aug. 20 Senate meeting how far along the the inability for future students to grab SG made could more accurately reflect the class is Parties, Campaigns and Elections, ardly put together, to represent the needs sentatives to this group. Let's hope they Carl Rosen While the newness of Student plans to bring Chick-fil-A to campus were? burritos from Salsarita’s — I’m a part of will of students, he said. taught by Dr. Michael Binder, which I have and wants of our student body is down- are in a better position to listen to UNF Daily News Editor Maggie Seppi Government’s ability to use the fees we Fassi simply said he submitted a special the 20 percent of students that consistently This delay would allow for the entire the pleasure of attending with several key right offensive," said Paul Matthews, a students and understand the difference be- Enterprise Editor Ryan Thompson have to pay in order for our classes to count request Aug.17 “for campus dining.” voted against the changes because of my legislation of UNF Student Government to figures in UNF SG. UNF computer and information science ju- tween students’ ethics and eating choices. mixes well with that 1972 bottle of house C’mon, folks, even the sole banana pep- general distrust of the executive branch hear from the students they serve. When asked about the survey question, nior. "I would have expected something like Sports Editor Travis Gibson wine, the importance of its ability to allo- per in a box of Papa John’s pizza could see on this initiative. Then, there was the survey. Binder said the dual question was an issue that from Fox News. Then again, isn’t the Email Catherine Byerly at Features Editor Dargan Thompson cate responsibly remains extant. his response’s clear vagueness. With more than $900,000 of student In an email distributed Sept. 28 to all but not the only problem. Red Party the controlling party?" [email protected]. Photo Editor Keri Weiland So, it shocks me that the rhetoric of op- So of course confusion arose over the money to spend, I would’ve liked to see the UNF students, Fassi asked UNF students to In class, Binder has -- on multiple occa- At the Oct. 1 emergency Senate meet- Photo Assistant Andrew Noble position to the bill to yank out Sbarro in bill’s intention. And our executive had to Senate deny bringing the vendors to cam- complete a survey to provide SG with more sions -- stressed the importance of testing ing, Student Body Student Advocate Sergio Distributor Tyler Neimeyer Alumni Square to plop in a Chick-fil-A resort to vetoing the bill he brought to the pus at that cost. Instead, I would’ve like to feedback on their initiatives. The survey only a single measure per question to en- Saavedra called for senators to not use Adviser John Timpe and gut Salsarita’s in the Student Union Senate and called for an emergency meet- see the Senate invest that much money on asked this solitary question: “Are you in sure answers sincerely represent the re- their personal views to decide their vote. food court to push in a Papa John’s re- ing, so the Senate could revote. initiatives that directly impact the whole, favor of replacing Sbarro with Chick-fil-A sponder’s feelings. But isn't that what a representative democ- Publisher Gainesville Sun volves mostly around CEOs’ politics and All the extra steps Student Government you know, education portion of attending and Salsarita’s with Papa John’s?” "The other problem is the options you racy is for? healthy eating. took because the original bill lacked prop- a university. However, there is a major problem with are given," Binder said. "You couldn't just "Each individual candidate clearly has Student Union, Bldg. 58 E, room 2209 Lest we forget the renovations for both er wording make me nervous about how Call me scholastic, but if the Senate the survey design, which only made SG's replace Sbarro with Chick-fil-A because their own view about this issue," Yousra 1 UNF Drive areas totals nearly $1 million. SG will handle future expenses. invested that special request money to a Jacksonville, FL 32224 But with the responsibility to control Of course, we’re all students, so I expect more academic initiative, such as extend- Phone (Main Office): 904.620.2727 Phone (Advertising): 904.620.1599 such a large amount of money should those involved in SG — or any student ing Library hours or significantly increas- advertisement Fax: 904.620.3924 come the foresight to make sure potential organization — to make minor mistakes. ing the number of free prints, it would Taken on a strange journey unfspinnaker.com bumps stay latent. And I’m very forgiving. have more directly impacted students than However, those bumps became malignant. But through all the fuss about money installing two restaurants they can choose What is “The Rocky Horror Picture And I pin that on the bill’s proposer, our going to Chick-fil-A, I’ve yet to hear any whether or not to patronize. Show”? Hard to say … something about Taylor Student Body President Carlo Fassi. student — senator or otherwise — oppose And I think the president should see to it a Sweet Transvestite from Transsexual, TH He acknowledged the concern I have the campus dining renovations because of that funding academic initiatives — since Transylvania. The show is loud and of- Leckie SUNDAY OCT 28 !!! with the original bill’s wording at the Oct. Fassi’s oversight. academics is the primary reason for at- fensive, full of dancing, throwing, yelling, COME OUT TO UNF’S OWN SKATEPARK OUT BY LOT 18 Corrections: 1 emergency Senate meeting and said he And that’s why I voted “No” to the survey tending a university — would benefit stu- laughing and cross dressing. /// Contributing Columnist NEXT TO THE INTERMURAL FIELDS FOR A SKATEBOARD took full responsibility for it. he sent to the student body Sept. 28, ask- dents in longer-term ways than satiating It’s a rock musical written by Richard COMPETITION THAT WILL SERVE AS A FUNDRAISER FOR In the original bill, Fassi only mentioned ing a simple question that didn’t account their salty-waffle-fries needs will. O’Brien and released in the film format in toilet paper, confetti and rice at home, but THE SEXUALLY ASSUALTED VICTIMS IN THE CONGO. ITS the price tags for the areas in which the for different opinions, as my colleague And hey, at least I didn’t resurrect the 1975. It is the longest running released film even after 37 years since the film’s release, SKATEBOARDING WITH A CAUSE AND EVERYONE IS — Due to a layout editor's error, the renovations will take place and failed to de- Catherine Byerly points out in her column. parking argument. in history and also one of the most finan- they show up dressed in drag or in gold GETTING IN ON IT! HERE’S JUST SOME OF THE BENEFITS tail which specific vendors would occupy I read Fassi’s survey question as: cially successful midnight showings of all spray-painted boxers. For props, instead, photo with the archaeology story on FOR COMING OUT. the renovated areas. “Because I left the specifics of the bill time. Its stars include four-time Academy they bring cards, noise makers, glow sticks page 6 of the Oct. 17 issue was incor- • PRIZES FOR COMPETING SKATERS! rectly attributed. The photo was a But the original bill should not have intentionally opaque, do you think it’s Award nominee Susan Sarandon, Tony and lipstick to mark V’s on the foreheads lacked the names of the specific ven- cool if we still spend this much money and Golden Globe winner Barry Bostwick of the RHPS virgins. • TONS OF GIVEAWAYS AND A RAFFLE! Spinnaker file photo. dors. Spinnaker News reported in on renovations?” and stage award-winning actor Tim Curry. Would I go again? Yes, especially now • SUPPORT A GREAT CAUSE! August and September about the renova- My answer shouldn’t surprise anyone. Surely with all of this theatrical talent, that I’m more prepared. I had no idea it • FREE FOOD FOR PEOPLE WHO DONATE! tions brandishing Chick-fil-A and Papa For me, that survey served as a job per- there’s a plot somewhere underneath all would be so over-the-top with heavy audi- • — Due to a layout editor's error, the John’s monikers. formance review on Fassi’s presidency the cross-dressing and virgin sacrifices. ence participation. FREE FOR EVERYONE TO ATTEND byline of the UNF poll story on page 6 Thanks to public records laws, Fassi thus far. Although I had great difficulty figuring After all, I heard my mom talking about of the Oct. 17 Spinnaker was incor- sent Spinnaker News the plans his request And while the Senate approved the origi- out what it was. this. Who knew college students my age THERE WILL BE A BUNCH OF SPONSORS AND CLUBS WHO rect. Noor Ashouri wrote the story. would contain in August, including Chick- nal and amended bills, my opposition to I think it has something to do with sex were still willing to dress up and play? WILL BE COMING OUT TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT fil-A and Papa John’s names, so we’ve been the change in campus dining broods on and more sex along with acts of jealousies My friends knew the words and dance INCLUDING INLAND OCEAN, SPY SUNWEAR, VOLCOME able to report on it freely. Fassi’s poor bill-writing skills. in addition to mad scientists and a Time steps to the songs, dressed in what I learned CLOTHING, STRATA CLOTHING, QDOBA, SOCIOLOGY CLUB, But I guess Fassi hoped the rest of UNF, And I expect our president to not flip- Warp. I do know that Meatloaf dies, and to be “appropriate attire,” and understood AND THE SKATE CLUB! THERE WILL BE FOOD, SHIRTS, including the Senate, would cover its eyes flop on issues. So I admire Fassi’s will to To submit a letter to the editor or column, there’s a cult fan following. the references, such as what the heck toast HATS AND LOTS OF MERCHANDISE FOR SALE TO HELP to this information and pretend our orga- satisfy the initiative, even if I don’t agree email [email protected] or At the UNF showing Oct. 19, the movie had to do with anything. RAISE MONEY FOR THE VICTIMS IN AFRICA! COME OUT nization did not make that information with it and even though the Senate faced [email protected] played in the background with “Mystery This show put me in the spirit to dress available to them. student opposition. Science Theatre 3000”-like commentary up for Halloween. Kathleen Lenz, a UNF AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! while live actors all around you re-enact criminal justice major, agreed with me. the action projected on the screen. The “It was like Halloween, but less scary *BROUGHT TO YOU BY UNF SKATE* Fee-paying students are entitled to one free issue; subsequent issues commentary was a lot to take in while be- and more kinky and no candy,” she said. are $.50. For non-UNF students Lindsay Montgomery – Editor in Chief Joey Taravella – Art Director ing incredibly entertaining. “Just toast and rice.” each paper is $.50. Editorial Board Jacob Harn – Copy Chief Spencer Goldbach – News Layout Fans might’ve been bummed because Email Taylor Leckie at they had to leave their toast, hot dogs, [email protected]. Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com NEWS 6 news Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 7 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 news continues on page 12 Yellow Party runs on ‘Different New course encourages Spanish UNF hosts fourth annual Take Back the Night event, Fassi: Results for UNF Perspective. Same Objective.’ principle speakers, nonnatives alike observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month By noor ashouri Several attendees then gave a history of matter for Red Party By Natalie Logan By Ahmed Korshid Ashley Thompson, CONTRIBUTING REPORTER Take Back the Night, followed by the can- CONTRIBUTING REPORTER CONTRIBUTING REPORTER a UNF nutrition and dlelight vigil. By lydia moneir Spanish senior, said The UNF Women’s Center and Alpha Spivey said the candles are used to light staff reporter UNF’s Yellow Party is re-emerging In spring 2012, a UNF world languages she is interested in the Chi Omega women’s fraternity hosted the one another without diminishing any of for the upcoming Student Government professor started a course for Spanish course, even though fourth annual Take Back the Night march their flames. She said this symbolizes how The Red Party, last year’s Student Senate elections. speakers that aimed to build students’ con- she’s not a native speak- and candlelight vigil Oct. 16 to help unite the community should work to end domes- Government majority winner in the elec- Yousra Hebeishy, the campaign’s chair versation and public speaking skills. er of the language. She the community in raising awareness of do- tic violence and aid its victims. tion, is running for office again this year. and a UNF political science and interna- Constanza Lopez will teach said she plans on tak- mestic violence. “Violence that occurs in the home or in For the Red Party, results matter, said tional relations junior, revamped the party. Communication and Communities for ing it as soon as she Sheila Spivey, director of the UNF intimate partner relationships is not a pri- Carlo Fassi, the UNF student body presi- Hebeishy said the Yellow Party is follow- Speakers of Spanish for a second time in Constanza Lopez becomes fluent in the Women’s Center, said the name of the vate issue, it is a public travesty,” Spivey dent and Red Party chair. He said the party ing the ideals of Sitou Byll-Cataria, former spring 2013. While the course is intended language. event, Take Back the Night, refers to the said. has a record of tangible results on campus. UNF student body president. for native Spanish speakers, Lopez said Although the course’s main goal is to notion that nighttime is the most danger- Erin Rollins, a UNF alumna, said this Keri Weiland I Spinnaker He cited the recent advancements made The Red Party has numerous signs on campus. The party’s slogan is “Different three nonnatives took the class the first nurture students’ bilingual speaking abili- ous time for women to be out. event aims to help the community learn in the Red Party’s 2011-12 campus dining Perspective. Same objective.” time it was offered and showed great flu- ties, Lopez said she also hopes having stu- The event, held in observance of about the resources available for victims initiative to bring Chick-fil-A onto campus Chartwells to keep all on-campus dining Hebeishy said the slogan symbolizes the ency in the language. dents conduct interviews will enhance the Domestic Violence Awareness Month, be- of domestic violence and those who want as an example of these results. vendors open longer. party’s diverse nature and how candidates Throughout the course, the students Hispanic community in Jacksonville. gan as a march, accompanied by the UNF to support the cause. Fassi said the Red Party will be run- The Red Party would also lobby the want to make students the first priority. have to interview a Spanish-speaking per- Maria Caicedo, a UNF criminal justice drumline, from the UNF Osprey Crossings’ ning with several student issues in mind Florida state Senate and House for in- Two candidates, Anna Barlow, a UNF Keri Weiland I Spinnaker son, transcribe the interview, translate junior and Colombia native, said she took courtyard to the Coxwell Amphitheater. Email Noor Ashouri at this year. creased funding for higher education, communication and international rela- Yelllow Party members greet students. it to English and have discussions and the course because she wanted to learn Following the march, the UNF Gospel [email protected]. One of its initiatives is a single Scantron which Fassi said is a top priority. The Red tions sophomore; and Joy Bagwell, a UNF conversations in class about various top- more about Spanish culture. She said the Choir performed “Burdens are Lighter.” policy, in which UNF would have a single Party has lobbied for increased funding in political science and philosophy sopho- majority parties over the past 10 years, ics, including articles, short stories, films interview helped her gain insight into the type of Scantron used in all classes. UNF the past. more, agree. Hebeishy said. and music. difficulties experienced by Albert, a Cuban currently uses eight different forms. Several candidates running in the fall Barlow said the party wants to work to- The party also wants to push higher Jake Fagan, a UNF Spanish sophomore classmate. Wellness Complex rededication The party is also looking into a bike- Senate elections declined to comment and ward enhancing communication. Bagwell standards for the senators, Hebeishy said, and a nonnative Spanish speaker who took Lopez said the class inspired many of By lydia moneir sharing program that would allow stu- forwarded the Spinnaker to Fassi, who said the party wants students to know they by raising the required GPA from 2.25 the course, said the greatest obstacle for the students to appreciate their own heri- staff REPORTER Dorian said the complex not only gives dents easy access to transportation. speaks on all matters related to the party. can speak in Senate meetings. to 2.5. him was writing the transcription. He said tage and diverge from the mainstream cul- students a place to stay healthy but also Fassi said the Red Party plans to ex- Hebeishy said there should be a proac- There are Yellow Party candidates run- he had a great time doing the interview. ture, which proves the course’s success. UNF students and alumni gathered for serves as a social venue. Another impor- pand its free printing initiative, possibly Email Lydia Moneir at tive event where the Senate can reach out ning for 17 of the 26 open seats. Lopez said she hopes her experience Students’ work from the spring 2012 a ceremony as the UNF Student Wellness tant amenity to Dorian is the availabil- giving students 30 pages rather than the [email protected]. to the people to hear their opinions. from having already taught the class will class is presently being exhibited in the Complex was rededicated Oct. 17. ity of specially adapted equipment for the current 25. The Yellow Party wants to offer students Email Natalie Logan at improve the course in spring 2013. Carpenter Library. The event marked the complex as an offi- physically disabled, which makes the cen- He said the Red Party will lobby a change from the continuous control of [email protected]. “This was a learning experience for me,” cial addition to UNF’s expanding campus. ter is all-inclusive. Lopez said. Email Ahmed Korshid at Dottie Dorian, who donated $100,000 to Carlo Fassi, UNF student body presi- Twenty-five students registered for the [email protected]. renovate the center in 1995 and after whom dent, said the complex is one of many re- first course. Lopez said she expects no few- the second floor of the current complex cent changes. The Student Union had only er students to register this semester. is named, said much has changed at UNF opened when he first came to UNF in 2009. since she was a student in 1969. Since then, UNF has added several Dorian said it was good to see so much structures, such as the Biological Sciences state-of-the-art equipment at the center. Building and the Osprey Café. This is a far cry from the time when she UNF poll indicates Bill Nelson lead and others had to pass around a hat to Email Lydia Moneiri at gather funds to send the UNF tennis team [email protected]. By gordon rhyne results due to a lack of to the national championship, she said. staff REPORTER exposure. He said the 101 fun things to do with voter’s inclinations your Spinnaker: Results from a poll conducted by UNF of this race have been //Senate Briefs Connect the clues like National students reveal a 50 percent to 40 percent much more consistent Treasure lead for incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson over than those of the presi- Tailgate funding approved Connie Mack IV. dential race due to the Senate passed a request for $13,750 with 37 approvals and no disapprovals. These funds Dr. Michael Binder, UNF assistant pro- lack of name recogni- will be used to pay for food and beverages for the first 250 students who attend the tailgate. fessor of political science and public ad- tion for Mack. #37 Bill Nelson Funding for SG Constitution printing passes ministration, said the results came from The UNF poll asked the same poll that indicated a 4 percent other questions related to this year’s bal- The Judicial Branch requested $233 to print out 300 copies of the SG Constitution. The fund- ing passed with 38 approvals and no disapprovals. These copies of the Constitution will be lead for President Barack Obama. lot. handed out as part of an initiative to improve students’ knowledge of their rights. He said they didn’t want the presidential At least 75 percent of likely voters favor race to overshadow the other results. Propositions 2, 9 and 11. Veteran recognition act deemed unnecessary Binder said the approximately 180 UNF The poll also indicates a 46 percent job- An act that would require the Senate president to recognize veterans of the Armed Forces students in the Public Opinion Research approval rating for Gov. Rick Scott. present in the guest area of the Senate Chambers each meeting failed to pass with 18 approv- Laboratory spent 36 hours conducting the Matthew Corrigan, chair of als and 21 disapprovals. Several senators said this measure is unnecessary and that it would poll. UNF’s Political Science and Public add complications to Senate proceedings. The poll’s results show popularity Administration Department, could not be among blacks as a key factor in Nelson’s reached for comment. Premium parking to be limited next year lead, just as it was with Obama. According The Senate passed a resolution to change the ratio of premium passes sold to spaces avail- to the poll, likely black voters in Florida able. This change means fewer premium passes will be sold in Fall 2013. This resolution was prefer Nelson 83 percent to 8 percent. Email Gordon Rhyne at introduced to address the issue of limited premium parking, as this year’s current ratio is 2.49 passes sold per available space. The Parking Advisory Council will now decide by how much to Binder said senatorial races are not [email protected]. lower the availability of tickets. as susceptible to constant swings in poll Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com EXPRESSIONS 8 expressions Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 9 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 The Spinnaker’s guide to Jacksonville’s haunted houses Haunting the haunted houses: the faces behind the scares

With just a week left until Halloween, it’s your last chance to get your scare on. The Spinnaker visited three By Jason Howard Staff Reporter haunted houses in the Jacksonville area to help you decide where you want to spend your screams this season. You probably know what it’s like to ex- By Dargan Thompson and Jason Howard ecute a good scare — the planning, wait- Features Editor and Staff Reporter ing and sense of satisfaction you get from At Night Terrors, the bumps in the night do not stop ‘till Step outside the seeing your friends’ shocked faces as you True to its name, Warehouse 31 is located in an actual you have left the final maze. With at least 20 scare actors per bright, cheery arcade in- jump out at them when they least expect it. warehouse on the outskirts of St. Augustine. The location house, there is no safe corner to turn. side Adventure Landing, and The real scare experts, however, spend adds an air of anticipation as you drive down a long wooded Night Terrors begins with “Outbreak,” where guests en- you’ll hear screams emanating every weekend during “haunt season” road to get there. ter the zombie-infested corridors of the Jacksonville met- from Haunt Nights’ haunted houses. gearing-up, making-up, and warming-up The first house, “Vertigo,” is disorienting, with strobe ropolitan area, traversing trap-filled territory and frightful The first one takes place within the their vocal chords for a frightening dis- lights, pumping music, and characters who blend in with special effects until they spill out before the second haunt. darkness of the laser tag course, where play of interactive theatre where you, the the intricately painted black and white walls. It’s over quick- The next challenge, “Madhouse,” is designed to resemble black lights give an eerie feel to the paint- guest, are brought into a visceral, sensu- ly, and guests are left feeling like they just went through the the legendary haunted downtown landmark, abandoned splattered maze. It is in 3D, which means al nightmare. set of a music video for a strange electronica song. Public School No. 4. Patients induced with torture and guests wear glasses that obscure their Brad Shier and Jay Woodley, special connor spielmaker / spinnaker Characters prepare for a plethora of scares at the Night Terrors Haunted Houses. The aptly named “3D Clown Nightmare” is just what it electro-shock therapy play games with the guests who make view even more than the dark already does. effects makeup artists at Night Terrors, sounds like. Guests are handed a pair of 3D glasses as they their way through the maze. Contortionist nurses lead Themed “Apocalyptia,” it features strange work in a trance to smear blood and brush enter the garishly painted maze. If the abrasive colors aren’t guests through the interesting obstacles and pitch-black creatures splattered with neon paint that pop hollowed eyes onto actors’ faces before the enough to make guests dizzy, a rotating tunnel makes it dif- chambers and on to the next haunt. out from behind curtains and corners. night’s scaring begins. ficult to walk in a straight line. Clowns pop out from behind “The Vacancy” kicks off with a doorman welcoming The second house, called “Dark Fables,” has “It’s a real creative outlet,” Shier said. corners and curtains and a loud surprise at the end gives an guests into a lobby where rumbling chainsaws insists they creepy versions of fairy tale characters who taunt guests “Every face is a different canvas, so I get to keri weiland / spinnaker added adrenaline rush before exiting. make their stay. This cannibalistic hostel forces victims as they wind their way through the narrow passages. A few try different things all the time.” In St. Augustine, Warehouse 31’s operating The longest house by far, “Rigamortis” is a hodgepodge though frightfully interactive chambers and perception-al- scare actors, including maniacal clowns, roam into the line While most Night Terrors actors wait room is open and ready for victims. of nightmares, featuring everything from lunatics to scary tering living rooms tilted about 30 degrees up, throwing off outside of the house to invite the guests in. patiently in line for their treatment, UNF dolls to a robotic dinosaur head. Starting with a library guests’ balance. Claustrophobic gateways, and a creature Dan Faupel, operations manager of Haunt Nights, said on english junior Stephanie Brendle applies that resembles the Haunted Mansion ride at Disney World, the scare actors affectionately call “Fluffy,” finish out the any given night there are between 50 and 60 people staffing her own makeup. haunting work: “Rigamortis” then opens into a graveyard. Guests are led adventure. the event. He said the staff goes to great lengths with the “I try to give myself a new face every If you’re into executing through a maze of fantastically designed sets that activate The two months of horror at Night Terrors is a yearlong casting to make sure the right people are set up in the right day,” she said. “That way it’s the same a good scare, working all the senses. Along with strategically placed strobe lights project where refurbishment and film-quality sets are de- spots. character, but it’s kind of like a human be- in a haunted house and dark rooms, some of the areas even have the smells to signed to maximize realism and scares. “We try to put really high energy people in the spots ing — they have multiple levels, multiple accompany the sights, making the effect all the more terrify- Barry Adaska, casting director at Night Terrors, said where they have to run around a lot, and people that aren’t facets … And I like that. I think the more may be the seasonal ing. a week after the season ends the crew tears down the sets. as high energy, we’ll put them in spots where they just have you do it, the more you create your charac- job for you. Kelsey Flynn, Warehouse 31’s social media director, said Planning and design for updates begins about nine months to pop out and then quickly disappear out of view,” he said. ter, and the more it becomes real.” the staff comes up with the themes based on what they think before the next season, he said. With scares that come more from the element of sur- Brendle, a veteran of parking lot haunt- will scare people and what scares them personally. There are “We’re always trying to stay innovative and ahead of the prise than from particularly disturbing scenes or costumes, ed houses during her childhood, is a first to strangle somebody. A lot of times, that’s about 75 people working the event, and they do their best to curve,” Adaska said. Haunt Nights is a fairly family friendly attraction, which time scare actor at Night Terrors. She said where the character comes from.” make the experience great for every customer. The interactive obstacles and chill-inducing sets house makes it fun for those who may not be big haunted house she enjoys the suspense before a scare and Most haunted houses have an audition “It’s really intense and scary,” Flynn said. “They really nearly 50 scare actors. Every haunt is wheelchair accessible enthusiasts. the looks on guests’ faces. process for casting positions, but also take take time to do makeup and make sure all the props work and Night Terrors welcomes any guest ready to have a night Working in a haunted house is not as volunteers. Night Terrors, for example, and everything’s very scary for the customers.” of certain terror. easy as it may seem. It is an improvisa- accepts volunteers throughout the sea- tional acting job that can certainly test an son as long as the volunteers under 18 to Email Dargan Thompson and Jason Howard at actor’s skills. 16 are willing to sign a sexual harassment [email protected] “This is a play,” she said, “It’s a play that acknowledgment form and sacrifice some restarts night after night. If you want to old clothing to be stained with fake blood. talk about mass productions, [this is it],” Sherry Guyer, a Mandarin High School she said. sophomore, volunteers for service hours Ben Sager, who plays a bloody clown for as a contortionist, twisting and pretending Haunt Nights at Adventure Landing, tends to mangle her body for her favorite scares. to see the attraction as an interactive hor- Guyer, like other workers, has found ror film. It’s one thing to watch a scary that her acting can bring out the dramatic movie, he said, but being in a haunted side of those who come through the haunt. house is like being in a horror movie for “There was a lady who came in the other Warehouse 31 Night Terrors Haunt Nights the people who come through. night, and she was really into it, and she “It pretty much gives them that opportu- started screaming ‘the power of Christ Location: 11740 San Jose Bou- nity to play the victim,” he said. compels you!’” she said. Improvising helps keep things from get- levard Location: 225 W Davis Indus- Location: Adventure Land- ting stale. Sager said the actors always try $19 Thursday and Sun- trial Dr. Saint Augustine Cost: ing 1944 Beach Blvd. to experiment, because what scares the Dargan Thompson contributed to this report first person who comes through might not Email Jason Howard at day, $25 Friday and Saturday $17.99 for both houses Cost: $20, buy one get one se- Cost: scare the person after them. [email protected] Or $40 for a combo ticket with lected nights For Sager, the month he gets to spend Warehouse 31 scaring people is a welcome break from his regular job in a credit card call center. scare-o’meter scare-o’meter scare-o’meter “That’s actually very good motivation to come here and really traumatize people,” connor spielmaker / spinnaker Sager said. “I have to be nice and polite This isn’t her usual daytime style, but for Night Terrors, she spends extra time getting ready. over the phone and sometimes you want EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIONS 10 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11

advertisement Electropop duo 3OH!3 to headline Fire spinning catching on in Jacksonville Osprey Productions concert By Zach Sweat parts obtained at Home Depot and began Staff Reporter practicing. Jacksonville By Dargan Thompson “I think the coolest thing about watch- Features Editor free concert for On a dark night at Neptune Beach, a ing it is how intense they get about it,” unf students small group of observers gathered around said Melodie Cobb, Got Fire’s event co- If you’ve been to a club, dance party or Osprey Productions’ concert will to watch as a fire spinner ignited each end ordinator and a UNF student. “It’s really just turned on the radio within the past take place this Friday, Oct. 28, of his staff. beautiful to see them perform; it’s defi- few years, you’ve probably heard a song from 8-11 p.m. in the Coxwell As the music blasting from the boom- nitely an art form.” by 3OH!3. Amphitheater. Admission is free box approached the song’s drop, the fiery Fuller said practicing in a public place The duo of Sean Foreman and Nathaniel for UNF students and $15 for the general public. staff whipped around the spinners body such as Neptune Beach forces the spinners Motte exploded onto the pop music scene in at an increasingly fast pace as fire shroud- to get used to performing in front of a live Go all in 2008 with their second album, Want, which ed him and lit up the night sky. audience and makes the group better dur- reached no. 44 on the Billboard top 200. The just kind of spirals into a big party,” he said. Fire spinning, or fire dancing, as it is ing its shows. song “Don’t Trust Me” reached no. 7 on the To keep up vigor on tour, Motte said the commonly referred to, is a type of per- Got Fire Entertainment welcomes any- Billboard Top 100. band goes out and has fun, but doesn’t “par- formance art that harnesses and manipu- one who is interested in the art of fire ma- Since then, 3OH!3 has collaborated ty like crazy” every night after shows in or- lates objects on fire. nipulation and encourages people to come FoR PokeR with pop idols Katy Perry and Ke$ha, and der to ration their energy. A wide array of tools such as poi, staves, out and watch their shows. The group has has toured with bands such as All Time Things move fast in the pop music scene, swords, whips, and nearly any martial a separate branch, called Universal Flow, Low, Boys Like Girls, and Cobra Starship. but Motte said he and Foreman try to con- weapon can be lit on fire and used in this that is dedicated to recreational spinning, sTUDenTs WelcoMe Originally from Boulder, Colorado (area centrate on making music they like and that stunning presentation. and is free to join, requiring no previous 18 year-olds may play poker in Florida code 303, hence the name), the pair has got- they think fans will like, instead of getting The art form has recently seen an ex- experiences in spinning. ten to travel the world to play their music. caught up in trying for the next big hit. plosion of popularity in Jacksonville, and Fuller said the members will assist any- On Friday, 3OH!3 will be headlining “I think if you try to project pop success groups have been forming a strong spin- zach sweat / spinnaker one who needs help with assembling their Osprey Productions’ concert in the Coxwell on yourself while you’re creating music, you ning community in the area. Fire spinners meet in Neptune Beach to practice their techniques. own fire spinning tools for practice and Amphitheater. kind of... at least for us, we’d never be able to Brian Davis, a coastal biology senior at performance. They will soon begin their Despite the fast-paced nature of the mu- write anything,” he said. UNF, has been spinning for roughly five “I was in a really bad funk, and I just own product line of fire spinning tools, sic industry, Nathaniel Motte, who provides The band is releasing its fourth album ear- years. Davis said that he mainly spins poi wanted to pick up something new,” said Fuller said. leaRn To half of the band’s vocals, said touring and ly next year. Motte said the band’s sound has (tethered weights traditionally made of Lopez. “I decided to take it on as a disci- Members of Got Fire Entertainment making music does not get old. evolved; he and Foreman have experimented flax and spun by the Maori people of New get involved: pline. It was something I could do to bet- and Universal Flow said the community of “There’s definitely certain times that are with different forms and sounds for songs, Zealand) but also practices with other var- JAX Flow meets at Memorial ter myself everyday.” Jacksonville shows strong signs of being a a bit more procedural than others,” he said, but tried not to deviate too far from what Park in the historic Five Points PlaY FoR FRee! ious tools, like the staff. Another Jacksonville-based group, fire spinning hotbed. “but I think we’re fortunate to have a lot of they do well. area on the second Saturday For his first two years of spinning, of each month. Anyone is Got Fire Entertainment, has also gath- “It really surprised me when we first Rookie niGhT eveRY WeD., 7 P.M. fun doing what we do and take that attitude “I think we found a great balance on Davis said he knew no other spinners and welcome, and the group of- ered interest from UNF students and the got started how many people were really into everything — whether it’s being in the this record,” he said. “There’s a lot of new- practiced by watching videos on YouTube. fers spinning tools, available wider community. interested in it and how quickly people be- studio or on stage.” sounding stuff, and then there’s stuff that’s “After the first two years, I was tired of for free use and for purchase. Got Fire Entertainment performs at came really good at it once they picked it hosTeD bY Motte said some of the highlights for him kind of harking back to our older styles.” Contact Davis and the rest of spinning alone, so I started JAX Flow with weddings, house parties, clubs, bars and up themselves,” Fuller said. “It’s definitely have been getting to travel to places like his group via the JAX Flow two other friends,” Davis said. Facebook page. other gatherings, and is made up of four spreading really fast, like wildfire.” Rock 104.5’s aaRon Brazil, Europe and the UK. He said shows JAX Flow is a free-to-join spinning spinners and four staff members. are fun, but can be exhausting. Email Dargan Thompson at group, which features monthly training Got Fire formed after James Fuller anD X102.9’s Jake “We try to have our shows be really inclu- [email protected] sessions and demonstrations for anyone and his friends attended a fire spinning Email Zach Sweat at sive and upbeat, and I think a lot of times it looking to get into the art of spinning. Davis said, ultimately, he hopes JAX show called Bangarang in Jacksonville [email protected] Win cash, PRizes, UNF psychology junior Thomas Nicks Flow will help spread the spinning scene last October. McCaleb frequently practices with the even deeper into Jacksonville and the “We saw Adam Grimes there, spinning conceRT TickeTs The bands playing alongside 3OH!3: JAX Flow group and said he loves the sim- surrounding areas. poi, and it seemed like something that we plicity of spinning. Theresa Lopez, a UNF graphic design really would be into,” Fuller said. Breathe Carolina Samuel Sanders The Downtown Fiction (Winner of UNF’s Battle of the Bands) “It’s kind of like a meditation in a way,” alumna, began spinning two years ago After the event, Fuller and his friends he said. “You just get into a flow.” and teamed up with the JAX Flow group. constructed their own equipment from Genre: Genre: Genre: Electronic rock Rock pop Pop rock

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By justin chandler porter Chartwells moves Match up the calorie count Nelson Hertzog, the general manager were there. He said, however, the business and the University of Houston. staff REPORTER its employees around at Papa John’s on St. Johns Bluff Road, simply isn’t there. Tellis said the addition to UNF would be when necessary, for in- for each of these menu said his store is the only one that delivers “Obviously, with Chick-fil-A, that won’t great. He said, despite Cathy’s public opin- Two powerhouse food franchises are $697,000 stances such as these, items found at the vendors to UNF. He said it delivers dozens of piz- even be a choice,” Smyth said. ion, Chick-fil-A’s employees treat everyone doing all they can to secure locations on Money Taken out of SG Fund Balance Jordan said. on campus. zas a week to campus — at least five or six Student Body Student Advocate Sergio the same way. UNF’s campus, said UNF Student Body “We would have no per day. Saavedra said at the Oct. 1 meeting that Sara Brochu, a UNF accounting fresh- President Carlo Fassi. intention to lay anyone He said it may affect business a little, but three separate surveys, conducted over the man, said everyone is entitled to his or her If the number of The funding for an overhaul of food off,” Konopasek said. it would likely be much more beneficial to spring, summer and fall 2012 semesters, own opinion. Chick-Fil-A sandwiches venues has been approved. Fassi said he Konopasek said, 410 student-residents. consistently showed a 4-1 approval for new “It’s just food,” Brochu said. “I like it, re- students must purchase is waiting on UNF Facilities Planning 236,271 with the Osprey Café dining adjustments. gardless of their opinion or stance.” to replenish the SG and UNF Auxiliary Services to take the Chick-Fil-A Sandwiches at $2.95 each up and running, Students speak for, against changes Fassi said both Chartwells and SG Brochu works and attends classes on fund were stacked on next step. Chartwells has been Fassi said any government that col- have conducted brand-preference sur- campus six days a week and said, given the top of one another, you needed to replenish the fund would have a stack of The total budget necessary to change very busy. He said lects resources is going to spend them veys among students over past semesters. option, she would prefer a Chick-fil-A at 607 sandwiches Sbarro to Chick-fil-A is $697,000, said Korey there are plenty of in a way that some people find offensive Several Senators at the Oct. 1 meeting cited UNF in lieu of the hour-long round trip to Konopasek, director for Chartwells at UNF. jobs and quite a few or inappropriate. those survey numbers, which consistently the Town Center via the Osprey Connector. 20 times He said Student Government request- long-term employees A Jamba Juice 16 oz “If students feel their funds are not be- showed polled students favor the venues by Fassi said the overwhelming amount Aloha Pineapple® ed an additional $209,549 to renovate on campus he would ing spent in a reasonable manner,” Fassi 80 percent. of support from students — not the com- Smoothie Salsarita’s into Papa John’s. not let go. 920 said, “I’d encourage them to stand up and “If we can satisfy 80 percent of our cus- panies’ choice of lobbyists — inspired the taller 14.7 B Char Grilled Cheddar than the Empire State Student Body Treasurer Bill Namen state their opinion.” tomer base with something,” Smyth said, decision of Chick-fil-A and Papa John’s as Number of those sandwiches each Burger 1/4 Lb. (Coyote building said the funding would come from Activity student at UNF must eat to do his/her Why renovate? Jack's) He said politics was never a part of “then that’s a pretty good number.” the new dining options. and Service fees and the SG fund balance, Renovations for other initiatives, such as free printing and Dustin Swinney, a UNF public relations Hagen said students just needed more C Casarito (Salsaritas) which accumulates every year as leftover part (16,000 student pop.) Chick-fil-A require the Blackboard mobile app, and was not a senior, said the 80 percent speaks a lot time to be educated about the situation A&S fees. more than triple the D 16oz Caramel Frappucci- part of Chick-fil-A and Papa John’s coming louder than the 20 percent. and to research more options. no® Blended Beverage The UNF Auxiliary Oversight Committee funds needed for Papa 1138 to campus. That 20 percent of dissatisfied students approved a request Oct. 10 to use $150,000 Fassi said the university would own all John’s renovations. E Papa johns 1 slice original “Any of the projects we work on are includes many in the LGBT Resource crust six cheese of the SG fund balance to help pay for the amenities within the establishments, and Konopasek said Sbarro is not currently strictly done for the benefit of the student Center and UNF PRIDE Club. Email Justin Chandler Porter at dining renovation, Fassi said. Chartwells would write the individual con- set up for the level of electricity Chick-fil-A F Turkey, Ranch & Double body in general,” Fassi said. Eric Hagen, treasurer of the UNF PRIDE [email protected]. Swiss- Turkey Breast, Double The project will replace Salsarita’s in tracts with the companies. requires, since the company is all electric. Sen. Jason Fountain, a UNF politi- Club, said the club is against Chick-fil-A Swiss, Lettuce, Tomatoes, the Student Union with Papa John’s and Konopasek said UNF would pay an ini- He said gas fryers do not reheat and circu- Onions, Ranch (Quiznos) cal science junior, said it was fiscally because of the controversial publicity G Sbarro in Building 8 with Chick-fil-A. tial franchise fee to Chick-fil-A and Papa late quickly enough to produce the volume irresponsible to choose the two new Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy generated over G Chick-fil-A original 210 “Both are on board and are excited to John’s. Once the restaurants open, UNF of food Chick-fil-A typically sells. chicken sandwich brands because of the close proximity of the summer. He said it’s bad for the school come here,” Konopasek said. “They’re will pay a continuing percentage of sales That is where some of the major renova- neighboring venues. community and would only cause division moving as quick as they can.” for operating their brand, and the compa- tion work would come in, and one reason There are six Chick-fil-A restaurants among the student body. The next step involves getting represen- nies will hold inspections to make sure the the cost is so much higher — not to men- within a 10-mile radius of the university, “We’re not asking for a lot,” said Mariah tatives for the two companies on campus, campus establishment is living up to the tion the two giant pizza ovens that must including the St. John’s Town Center loca- Moss, president of the UNF Pride Club. along with designers and architects. brand standards. be gutted. 440 tion less than a mile away. “Just a compromise.” Fassi said once he gets the go-ahead “You have to completely change the lay- Fountain said it would draw busi- But Senate President Zak Varshovi said and the drawings from the architects, The bill passes out of that space,” Fassi said. ness away from the other locations and politics has nothing to do with the issue. Facilities Planning will move forward with The 2011-12 Brockelman-Warner ad- Konopasek said Chick-fil-A is very popu- mentioned the student-funded Osprey He urged the senators not to vote on their the renovations. ministration originally proposed the lar, and Sbarro’s location was the largest, Connector, which shuttles students within personal beliefs at the Oct. 1 Senate meet- The Auxiliary Oversight Committee initiative to enhance the overall UNF best-suited establishment for it to comfort- 290 crawling distance of Chick-fil-A’s signa- ing and prompted objective discussions re- submits recommendations regarding cam- dining experience. ably situate itself despite the entire store ture chicken sandwiches. garding the issue.

pus expenditures to UNF President John Fassi initially proposed the bill Aug. 18 having to be gutted for renovations. “Students who come to this university Cedric Tellis, a UNF music alum- Answers: 410=D; 607=B; 920=F; 1138=C; 210=E; 440=G; 290=A 440=G; 210=E; 1138=C; 920=F; 607=B; 410=D; Answers: Delaney, who has the final say in approval. to fund renovations to the existing loca- Smyth said Chick-fil-A needed to re- expect to have services,” Fountain said. nus, said there are Chick- Vince Smyth, director of UNF Auxiliary tions. However, the original surveys did place an existing food venue because UNF “But I know this is not the best way to fil-As on campuses across Services, said the committee acts as an ad- not specify the renovations were for Chick- has plenty of on-campus venues. He said “It’s prime real estate for program- spend it.” America, including the A visory group to the president, reviewing fil-A and Papa John’s. UNF’s attendance has increased by only ming,” Fassi said. Sunday is a free day from class for University of Florida, policies involving UNF’s budget. He said the original bill should have spe- a couple hundred students in the last few He said a Chick-fil-A in Building 8 would students, especially residents, to use the University The committee, of which Fassi and cifically mentioned the two new vendors. semesters, and creating too many venues give students incentive to populate the campus facilities. of Central Smyth are members, is comprised of uni- “There was a lot of vagueness in regards without a growing customer base would area once again, and that the relation- Sen. Ross Keen said Chick-fil-A is Florida versity administrators and executives. to what we were funding,” Fassi said. be unreasonable. ship between the Town Center Chick- closed for 14.3 percent of B Auxiliary Services works with the Fassi said this did not allow a legitimate fil-A and the one on campus would be the week and would not Campus Planning department, which coor- debate on the issue. He vetoed the original Shifting location mutually beneficial. only result in no-service dinates any construction on campus. They bill due to improper wording. Jeff Bucy, who operates the Chick-fil-A Bucy said freshmen and residents would Sundays but fewer hours also have a number of contracts with third- He took responsibility for the ambiguous at St. Johns Town Center, will serve as the likely choose the campus destination, for employees. D party services, one of which is Chartwells. wording and called an emergency Senate UNF Chick-fil-A’s consultant. while commuter students would likely Fountain said UNF could Chartwells operates all campus dining meeting to restructure the bill. With the Bucy said an establishment on campus choose the Town Center location. at least have a vendor that C services with the exception of athletic con- two new venues then included, the Senate would take away some business from the Omitting Sbarro from UNF’s lineup is open seven days a week. cessions, of which Hero Concessions are approved the bill 30-7 Oct. 1. Town Center store but would be an excit- would leave UNF without a pizza venue. But, Smyth said the ma- in charge. Chartwells runs the venues that ing way to continue the brand. Smyth said this is something he doesn’t jority of food options aren’t make their way to campus under license Staff will stay at UNF “[Bucy] benefits from us doing well,” want to do and said Papa John’s is a very open on campus during the from the various companies. The Spinnaker reported Sept. 5 none Konopasek said, “so he will have our best popular concept on campuses. weekend, including both E F Smyth said Auxiliary Services would of the current Salsarita’s and Sbarro em- interests in mind.” But Sbarro has been at Alumni Square Sbarro and Salsarita’s. shepherd the project to make sure it ployees would lose their jobs. Dave Jordan, Fassi said Alumni Square was the cen- for 10 years. Smyth said the equipment Smyth said Chartwells remains a priority. He said it will be resident district manager for Chartwells, tral hub on campus before the Student still works efficiently, despite the establish- would gladly open more Chartwells’ job to make sure the venues said Chartwells employs staff — not Union’s construction. He said SG even ment’s age. He said renovations would not locations on Sundays if the are operationally functional. the franchise. hosted elections there. be necessary without the change in venues. potential for more business EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIONS 14 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 15 ‘The Invisible War’ seeks to raise awareness about sexual assault in the military O& By Kasandra Ortiz As Coughlin ran down “the gauntlet,” the Coughlin was one of the first to speak out coming up: ? with The Last Bison Contributing Reporter men in the hall surrounded her, attempting and continues to fight for others in the mili- By Dargan Thompson it together. I’ll bring the song to the table and The Protect Our Defenders Ad- to rip her clothes off and sexually assault her. tary who are experiencing similar issues. Features Editor A then we’ll create the dynamic and the parts When Lt. Paula Coughlin reported to her vocacy Board is now addressing Coughlin brought the report directly to Now Coughlin is coming to UNF to contin- for the different instruments and such. admiral about being sexually assaulted, she similar problems by releasing her admiral who said, “That’s what you get.” ue spreading the word about her cause. The Last Bison is a seven-piece, indie folk Q: You guys were just called Bison before, was met with indifference. petitions online, prompted But Coughlin would not take that for an an- Sheila Spivey, the director of the UNF by a similar scandal in 2009 at band from Chesapeake, VA. Formed by lead so what inspired the name change? Instead of giving up, Coughlin fought the Lackland Air Force Base swer. She wrote a letter explaining what she Women’s Center, said students can learn singer Ben Hardesty, the group includes his DH: Ben came up with the name Bison back. She is now a member of the Protect in Texas. View the Petitions at had endured and hand delivered it to the much from The Invisible War and the father and sister along with some close fam- way back when he was in high school and Our Defenders advocacy group, and is seek- http://www.protectourdefend- Pentagon. event. ily friends. The band released its first album, just liked it because of the whole — he was ing to spread awareness about sexual assault ers.com/news/ “I became somewhat of a public figure be- “The students will learn about the rape Quill, independently in 2011, and recently infatuated with westward expansion and and rape in the military. cause I carried my complaint about that as- culture and how the voices of the women in recorded an EP with Universal Records that whole kind of turn of the century en- On Oct. 23 and 25, Coughlin is joining One assault case called the Tailhook Scandal, sault through the chain of command, all the the military have been silenced, as well as that was released Oct. 23. The Last Bison vironment, and bison were kind of an icon Jax Institute at UNF and the UNF Women’s will be doing a question and answer seg- way up to the Secretary of the Navy and the an issue of them suffering from retaliation recently kicked off an East Coast tour with Center to screen The Invisible War, an inves- ment after the screening. She now serves as Secretary of Defense,” Coughlin said. when they come forward to report the sexual Langhorne Slim. The Spinnaker caught up I take a long time tigative documentary about rape in the mili- an outlet to other victims and a fountain of After Coughlin met with President George assault,” Spivey said. with the group after its Oct. 11 concert at tary. The screenings will take place in the knowledge on this subject after experiencing H. W. Bush, an investigation of the incident Gurgen Petrosyan, a UNF international Underbelly in downtown Jacksonville. writing songs. I write Student Union Auditorium at 7 p.m. it firsthand. was launched. It turned out that more than studies junior and member of the military, Dargan Thompson / Spinnaker the whole song and then Along with spreading awareness, The Tailhook Scandal took place at 38 other women were subjected to the same said it’s a horrible thing when one soldier at- Band Members: About 43 percent of The Last Bison’s members are blood-related. Coughlin said the movie also aims to let vic- the 35th annual Tailhook Association kind of cruel behavior while attending the tacks another. don’t have a drum kit and we don’t have a DH: And serve the finest wine. we embellish it together.” tims know that there is a support system out Symposium in 1991 in Las Vegas. The Tailhook Convention. “It is tragic because we are professionals,” Benjamin Hardesty - lead vocals, guitar bass player, which is a little weird for most BH: I think it’d be awesome to treat the — Ben Hardesty there for them, and that there is a support Tailhook Association is a non-profit orga- Some of those who actively participated he said. Dan Hardesty - guitar, banjo, mandolin bands. I don’t even know if that was inten- homeless like kings for a day. system at UNF. nization made up of former navy aviators, in the scandal were moved up in rank, al- Annah Hardesty - backup vocals, bells tional. It was just kind of like, ‘Ok. Here are Q: What are some of your musical influ- of that. So he chose that name, and then as “I have been involved in UNF’s Women’s both men and women. though their female and male counterparts the people we know and all of us play in- ences as far as forming the band? things grew, and we got more and more op- Center and they’ve asked me to participate Coughlin was serving as the admiral’s as- were accusing them of sexual assault. Email Kasandra Ortiz at Andrew Benfante - antique organ, percussion struments. What do we have and how does BH: Growing up I loved a lot of the Carter portunities, we realized ‘Wow there’s other in a few events here at UNF over the years, sistant when she got off of an elevator in the Coughlin resigned from the Navy and sued [email protected] Amos Housworth - cello it work together?’ And we just made music. Family and Alison Krauss and Union bands out there named Bison,’ you know. allowing me to incorporate my experience in hotel where the conference took place and the Tailhook Association shortly after. The Teresa Totheroh - violin Annah Hardesty: We didn’t even have a Station, so a lot of that old country, folky Actually some of them have actually re- the military as part of the Women’s Center’s came across what was called “the gauntlet,” a Las Vegas Hotel, where the scandal took Jay Benfante - percussion chosen style or anything like that. The mu- bluegrass sound. I think a lot of the mu- leased music. So we signed with Universal message of victim advocacy,” Coughlin said. long hallway where more than 200 men wait- place, was accused of providing poor secu- sic we make just happened to be the music sic that I listened to growing up had a lot last spring and Oct. 23 [was] finally the re- Coughlin, who was a victim of a sexual ed for women to get off of the elevator. rity at the convention. that we made. to do with the movies I watched, because I lease of some of that music on the Universal Q: You guys obviously aren’t your typical Q: Where do you foresee the band going? watched tons of classic Disney. So, like, the Republic label, so when we did that our band, so how did you form? Do you have any specific goals? soundtrack to Bambi and Fox and the Hound attorney, and some of the law people at Ben Hardesty: It started basically in the BH: We would just like to play to as many and whatever music Disney was putting in Universal were kind of like ‘something you living room and around our bonfires. Me and people in as big of crowds as possible. The their classic movies is the music that is kind might want to consider…you might run into my sister, and my dad and Andrew would experience is thrilling, and for us, it’s a joy to of instilled and ingrained in my head that I issues with people who recorded music and just break out the instruments. We started play music and to share that joy with the au- absolutely love. So on our Facebook, our two are selling music under the same name.’ So So, what’s your story? working through ways to play my songs and dience if we can translate that in some ways. inspirations are King David from the Bible really it was just a, ‘Well let’s avoid any fu- how to embellish my songs. Before we even DH: We’d like to play the Sydney Opera and the soundtrack to Bambi. ture complications. And then let’s come up Nursing professor Linda Connelly returns to UNF after tour in Iraq, time in DC started to do that, we knew we wanted a big- House. (Laughs) AH: We have a lot of classical inspira- with a name we all can agree on.’ You talk ger sound than that. We didn’t know if that BH: I would, actually. Actually, I want to tions, too. about cats in a bag. By Kasandra Ortiz suggested she join the Army. It was later “The university was very supportive was going to be by adding horns or cellos play this place called Teatro La Fenice. It’s DH: It would really vary if you went Amos: It took about six months to finally contributing Reporter that her passion for military service, nurs- and welcomed me back with open arms,” and violins and stuff, but I always wanted it this huge historic theater with all these around and asked everyone. find something that we all liked. ing, and teaching came together. she said. to be strings. So within four months of form- booths and boxes in Venice. It’s kind of like Amos Housworth: (To Ben) Yeah, those DH: And then we were recording in LA From UNF to Iraq, with many stops Connelly began her military career by Connelly’s educational accomplishments ing we met [Theresa and Amos], became re- my dream place, to play there. are kind of your songwriting influences and the manager was in there and he had his in between, former Deputy Chief of joining the Army Reserve in 1988. As an are just as impressive as her Army career. ally good friends with them and they joined DH: And to fill it with homeless people. and then there’s everyone else’s influenc- phone out, and I was like, ‘What is on your the Army Nurse Corp and Professor of army reservist, she served one weekend She will soon receive her doctorate after the band. And then very quickly after that BH: Homeless people that don’t have to es as musicians and their own little piece phone?’ And he’s like, ‘List of names,’ and Nursing Linda Connelly always makes her per month as well as two weeks per year. defending her dissertation, which is about we added Jay with all the percussion, and pay. Like, rent out the place and just fill they bring. The Last Bison was on there. way back to the home of the Ospreys. In the fall of 2008, Connelly was called why nurses volunteer for disaster — subject that’s what created the septet of folk. it with Italy’s homeless. Just because it’s Q: What’s the songwriting process like BH: It was the first one that we liked that Connelly retired from the Army Nurse to active duty in Iraq. As a lieutenant, she matter Connelly knows much about. Dan Hardesty: (Laughs) The septet of a place that they would never get to go. I with so many people involved? wasn’t taken. Corps Sept. 30 after 24 years of service. was in charge of many surrounding hospi- Retirement from the Army Nurse Corps folkness. But you know, honestly, a lot of don’t know if the government of Italy BH: I take a long time writing songs. I Email Dargan Thompson at Twenty-four years, nine months, and 19 days, tals and more than 300 soldiers. will not stop Connelly’s nursing services it just sort of happened. If you noticed, we would like that. write the whole song and then we embellish [email protected] she said. But the length of Connelly’s teach- “Being a lieutenant was seeing my altogether. She has volunteered for a posi- ing career is catching up to her Army record friends, getting a cup of coffee, using night tion with the American Red Cross and is on —she has been at UNF for a decade now. vision goggles and my M-16, and practicing the TriService Nursing Research Advisory Connelly’s career at UNF began August a convoy plane hospital,” Connelly said. Board. Still, her students are her main fo- 2002. She started teaching in a 13-month Her daily routine also included making cus and her passion for teaching continues. Waves program for accelerated students with an hospital rounds, getting reports from sur- “I want to improve my skills as a teacher existing degree in another discipline. connor spielmaker / Spinnaker rounding facilities, and using her strate- and become involved in distance learning, October 24 October 29 October 30 October 30 “Linda Connelly was instrumental in Professor Linda Connelly inspires students. gic skills to anticipate what would happen as well as get involved in the community, so guiding many of the activities for the in the emergency room. Then she worked next in the war. that we … [at] UNF can be recognized as a Cinemark Tinseltown is doing a double feature Osprey Productions is showing Chernobyl What better way to spend the night before A panel of UNF and community leaders will be early accelerated program,” said Dr. Lillia in a nursing home, and was later hired as Connelly briefly returned to UNF after leader in our community,” Connelly said. of the classic horror films Frankenstein and Diaries in the Student Union Auditorium. The Halloween than by trying out your costume? discussing public prayer in “A Community Con- Loriz, director of the school of nursing, an instrument cleaner in the operating leaving Iraq. She said it was a shock to return Bride of Frankenstein. There will be showings movie tells the story of a group of tourists who Osprey Productions is hosting a haunted versation on Public Prayer” at the University “This program is a very successful addi- room of a hospital. to teaching because of the different pace. at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. for just this one day. The visit the presumably abandoned city where the masquerade themed concert with the band Set Center. The symposium will take place from 7-9 tion to the UNF School of Nursing.” “Ever since I was little, I always wanted Soon after, Connelly moved to Email Kasandra Ortiz at event is part of a series celebrating 100 years workers at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor used it Off and two other bands from the UNF Battle p.m. and is open and free to the public. UNF Connelly had her hands on all aspects to be a nurse,” she said. “There was noth- Washington D.C., where she spent three [email protected] of Universal Pictures. The series is hosted by to live, and find they are not alone. The free of the Bands. There will be a costume contest, President John Delaney will be the moderator of the nursing program from medical and ing else I ever wanted to be.” years as surgeon general in the Army historian and author Robert Osbourne, who will showings will be at 7 p.m. and 9:45 p.m., and so be sure to dress up. Weapons, inappropriate while panelists and responders offer a wide surgical nursing classes to practice class- Connelly’s father served in the military, Nurse Corps. share insights into the making of the films in popcorn, drinks, and worms in a dirt dessert will costumes and masks that fully cover the face range of perspectives on the issue in order to es for the students. so serving her country was always in the However, her desire to be with her family an interview from this year’s TCM Classic Film be provided. will not be allowed. The show starts at 7 p.m. in understand and encourage appreciation for In high school, she jumped right into her back of her mind. Her sister and brother- and her love for teaching brought Connelly Festival. Tickets are $11.50 for students. the Student Union ballrooms. diversity of opinions and beliefs. nursing career, working as a candy striper in-law, who are also in the medical field, back to Jacksonville, once again. EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIONS 16 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 17

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No chickens were harmed during the making of this cover. However, we do hear this one won’t touch pizza. Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com sports 19 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Injuries hobble UNF soccer athletes by Raleigh Harbin and to give herself an hour of recovery be- staff reporter fore each practice. The plan itself includes ten minutes on the elliptical, ten minutes Injuries come out of nowhere, like deer on the bike, non-contact drills and full-con- on I-4 in the middle of the night. tact drills. Beninati said she’s in the train- Every athlete runs the risk of injury, and ing room two to three times a day between UNF athletes are no exception to the rule. classes. Shane Donovan, a UNF men’s soccer se- “The days are pretty early for me,” nior defenseman, injured his hamstring Beninati said. “But I expect a lot of focus during practice Sept. 6. out of myself.” “It’s horrible,” Donovan said. “I’ve never Athletic Trainer Lisa Diebenedetto has been injured. I couldn’t sprint, really, and worked with Beninati through the concus- couldn’t kick the ball with my dominant sion, providing instruction and encourage- [right] foot.” ment for the sophomore goalkeeper. Hampered by the hamstring, Donovan Diebenedetto said concussions heal said it felt like someone was stabbing him mostly on their own, and that there is only in the back of the leg every time he tried to so much she can do to help rehabilitate the kick a ball. athlete. “We try to make sure [the athletes] “It’s definitely frustrating,” Donovan understand the gravity of a concussion.” said, “but I signed up and I knew if I get Diebenedetto said that Beninati had Travis Gibson I Spinnaker hurt I still have to support my teammates.” Sophomore Forward Lauren Irurzun has missed the entire 2012 season with a right leg injury. shown typical symptoms, including head- One of Donovan’s teammates, senior aches, dizziness and the feeling of mental goalkeeper Brad Sienkiewicz, injured his again, Sept. 27, during a progressive kick- soccer. slowness. right quadriceps Sept. 2 in a match against ing drill. Beninati said she passed the impact test, “You always have to be positive,” Florida Atlantic. Having missed nearly a UNF sophomore goalkeeper, Rachel given to athletes with a concussion, within Diebenedetto said. “You can’t see [concus- month and a half, Sienkewicz remains con- Beninati, suffered a concussion during the the first week of her injury. The assess- sions], so they’re especially difficult to fident that he’s getting back to health. Florida Gulf Coast game Oct. 5. The recov- ment, officially known as a neurocognitive manage.” “I’ve trained this week at pretty much ery process for a head injury is much dif- test, is computerized and examines ath- The injured soccer athletes at UNF have 100 percent. I would have given myself the ferent than the process for any other part letes by asking them to memorize shapes more in common than these recent griev- green light for every game,” Sienkiewicz of the body. and to then name the list of shapes they ances — they share a desire to get back on said. “With concussions [gauging recovery observed, all while being timed. the pitch. As an injured athlete, Sienkiewicz’ time] is kind of hard. You basically just “Once I passed [the impact test], I start- schedule involves a 6:30 a.m. wake-up, then have to rest,” Beninati said. ed a recovery plan,” Beninati said. “Right Email Raleigh Harbin at an hour of strength exercises including leg Beninati declined to comment on how now I’m back in full contact.” [email protected] weight-lifting, ice and lots of stretching. and when the concussion occurred, but Beninati said the recovery plan requires Follow@spinnakersports Sienkiewicz said his quadriceps flared up conceded the injury occurred outside of her to hit the training room by 7 a.m. daily, Jekyll and Hyde weekend for UNF’s women’s soccer by Travis gibson Up Next: Sports Editor The Ospreys travel to Kennesaw, Ga. for the opening match of the tour- During a two game homestand over the nament to face Kennesaw State, weekend, the UNF women’s soccer team Oct. 27. UNF played at KSU earlier in was the windshield for one game, and the the season, Oct. 12, and lost 4-2. bug the next. UNF (7-9-2 overall, 5-3-1 A-Sun) squashed Tracy said. She played every minute of ev- USC Upstate (3-14-0 overall, 1-7-1 A-Sun) ery game for the regular season. with a score of 7-1, Oct. 19. The loss to ETSU dropped the team to “We finished opportunities early. We sixth seed out of the six teams competing came at [USCU] fast and hard in the be- in the upcoming Atlantic-Sun Conference ginning, and once we started scoring it tournament at Kennesaw State. just kind of fell apart for them,” Martha UNF has been less than stellar on the Tracey, UNF senior defender, said. road, dropping six of nine games played on The Oct. 21, regular season finale against “foreign” soil. East Tennessee State (12-5-0 overall, 6-3-0 “At this point you either win and go on, A-Sun) was not as successful. UNF was be- or lose and go home. So, we don’t have Andrew Noble I Spinnaker hind early and lost 5-1. Senior Brittany Hahn sends the ball downfield during the winning match against USC Upstate. much of an option, we’ve got to get every- UNF gave up four goals to ETSU’s Ramey thing put together and we have to stop giv- Kerns, who currently leads the nation in surrendered three goals in 18 minutes. Brittany Hahn — were honored for ac- ing up crap-goals. We’ve got to be better or goals scored, finishing her regular season Sunday’s game was dubbed Senior Day, complishments throughout their college we are going to be done,” said Hamilton. with 19. as it marked the last time six UNF players careers. Each player, escorted by family Tracey said the team wasn’t well-able to would play a game at Hodges Stadium. members, was presented with flowers and defend in one-on-one situations. Starting Before the game, the seniors — Martha a hug from head coach Linda Hamilton. Email Travis Gibson at goalie Rachel Beninati, who looked shaky Tracey, Sadie McLean, Kathleen Murphy, “Even though we didn’t get the result [email protected] in front of the net, was pulled after she Michele Larrinaga, Kathryne Husted and we wanted, I have to say, I love these girls,” Follow@spinnakersports SPORTS SPORTS 20 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 21 Can’t hardly skate The art of the serve Joltin’ Joe Kittinger If you ride a skateboard on UNF’s cam- by Josh Brannock Felix Baumgartner jumped from a bal- pus, I want you to fall. Travis staff reporter serving stats: loon supported gondola 24 miles above Nick Middle blocker Dagnija Medina Not a painful bone shattering fall, just the Earth, Oct. 14. On the way down, he leads the team this season with Knudsen enough of a spill to lead you to the ground Gibson Volleyball’s most important aspect of 36 service aces. UNF is 5th in the exceeded the sound barrier during a free — accompanied by some pointing and the game isn’t a kill, a dig or a block. The Atlantic-Sun Conference with 123 fall and reached up to 834 mph, according /// Staff Reporter laughing. /// Sports Editor key to a strong offense and defense is the aces on the year. to the Associated Press. Baumgartner set As I schlepp around campus, with the serve. the world record for highest and fastest aid of only my God-given limbs, I witness be difficult to navigate the lunch crowd, es- A strong serve can force your opponent skydiving jump. But Baumgartner’s pre- the utilization of modern technology. And pecially with those miniature skateboards to have a bad pass to the setter, which can decessor, whose record was broken, should crazy stunts: by modern technology, I mean wheels. that look like they came out of a cereal box. give way to a defensive block. A serve can never be forgotten. To see Felix Baumgartner’s Red- I don’t skateboard. I don’t have the balls, I’ve been at UNF since the summer, and also cause an opponent to not set up their Joe Kittinger, a bull stratos space jump from Oct. 14 visit http://www.youtube.com/ or the leg-eye coordination to weave in be- I am truly shocked that I haven’t seen any- play properly and give you a free ball — an graduate of The Bolles watch?v=8Oq2Xl7oiws tween slow-moving pedestrians carrying one de-boarded yet. Everytime I see some easy hit that’s only meant to get the ball School in Jacksonville, iced lattes, and I’m certainly not willing to wobbly-legged freshmen, I tell myself, over the net. Ideally, a successful serve may class of 1946, was put my face or pride on the line. “This is the one,” but it never plays out as not be returned or even touched. a U.S. Air Force pi- A few years after returning to the U.S., During my daily campus trek, from the I hope. “The more pressure we can put on the lot. According to the he retired from the Air Force and quickly Fine Arts Center Garage to the Student Aside from you falling off your skate- opposing team [through serving] the bet- National Museum of moved on to his next passion: ballooning. Union in the unrelenting Florida sun, I board and sustaining minor injuries, I ter our blocking can set up and the better the U.S. Air Force, he In September of 1984, Kittinger became the watch skateboarders speed by, leaving my have another request: “Enough with the our defense can play,” head coach Steve was eventually ap- first person to cross the Atlantic Ocean on shoes and me in the dust. My Vans become tricks bro.” I understand you’re talented Loeswick said. pointed to test direc- a solo balloon flight. envious as they watch the skater’s Vans and can do that little weave thing. I ap- There are three main serves in the game: Joe Kittinger tor of a new study Kittinger managed to stay out of the fulfill their true potential. plaud you, now how about you get to class, a jump serve, a float serve and a topspin called Project Excelsior, which focused public eye for another decade until the Air If I did ride a skateboard around cam- Ryan Sheckler. serve. on conducting research of the human Force published reports in the 1990’s on the pus, it would shave approximately 20 min- I will continue to choose walking over A jump serve uses a high toss that is body’s limits at high Roswell UFO incident. utes off my sidewalk commute. wheels and quietly root for all skateboard- usually several feet in front of the server. altitudes. Throughout After the U.S. Congress’ investigative I need to see a skateboarder fall, if ers to fail, but when they start making hov- The server jumps into the air and strikes the project, Kittinger branch, the General Accounting Office, only to assuage my jealousy. In my mind, er-board’s, that’s when I’ll make my move. the ball with an attacking approach. One made three jumps opened a formal audit on the Roswell case, I would say, “Look at that idiot, falling in That is, until I fall and some Biff laughs at problem with a jump serve is the increased from a gondola similar the Air Force released several reports. front of everyone. Loser. Good thing that me. chance of a service error. There are also to Baumgartner’s. For These reports included “The Roswell wasn’t me.” different variations of jump serves, such his final jump in 1960, Report: Fact versus Fiction in the New Regardless of my constant desire to see Email Travis Gibson at as a jump float. he leaped from near- Mexico Desert, ” in 1994 and 1995, and “The their destruction, I do respect the skills [email protected] A float is a serve that doesn’t spin. This ly 20 miles high — a Roswell Report: Case Closed,” in 1997. Jacob Harn I Spinnaker displayed by the skaters at UNF. It has to Follow@spinnakersports Skateboarders cruising through campus embody “cool,” that is until they fall on their faces. serve is volleyball’s equivalent of a knuck- mark that would stand These reports discussed and refuted the Felix Baumgartner leball. The ball moves in an unpredictable as the world record for accounts of witnesses, particularly that of way, making it hard to pass. The ball may more than half a century. Glenn Dennis. Along with claiming to see advertisement advertisement move left, right or drop suddenly. Did Kittinger, now 84 years of age, have alien bodies, Dennis cited a stern warning A topspin serve does what its name says: any hard feelings over losing his prece- from a red-headed pilot who had also seen

THE ADVENTURES OF FULL CORE MAN it spins rapidly after contact with the ball’s dence? a “canoe-like” object in the back of the ve- top. A server must toss the ball and strike If he did, it was certainly difficult to hicle. AGH! THE “FRESHMAN 15” IS “THE FRESHMAN 15,” A FATTY SANDWICH COMING STRAIGHT toward the top of the ball in a down and tell, considering he has spent the last four According to the Air Force’s reports on COMING TO GET ME! FOR YOUR THIGHS! outward motion. In contrast with a jump years as a mentor to Baumgartner and was Roswell, the red-headed captain was Joe serve, both of the server’s feet remain the final voice to wish him luck before his Kittinger who, according to Dennis, said grounded. supersonic free fall. According to a report “You did not see anything. There was no Jump serves are used more in high level by the Orlando Sentinel, Kittinger’s final crash here. You don’t go into town mak- Conor Spielmaker I Spinnaker international play where players can hit Dagnija Medina not only leads UNF, but leads words of advice to Baumgartner before the ing any rumors that you saw anything or the ball at upwards of 70 mph. the entire A-Sun with 36 service aces this year. jump were, “Our guardian angel will take that there was any crash.” The Air Force The way a ball is hit isn’t the only thing care of you now.” reported that Dennis witnessed part of an that determines the outcome of a serve. On up 5-4 and won five consecutive service In his third tour of duty during the accident within Project Excelsior and was the bench coaches give players hand sig- points, including an ace. Vietnam War, Kittinger’s plane was shot directed to keep quiet by Kittinger in an ef- WHAT‛S THAT, A BIRD, A PLANE? FULL CORE MAN! HERE TO SAVE US FROM THE FRESHMAN 15! nals that determine where the ball should Whitmire said she thinks a perfected down forcing him to eject. According to an fort to preserve the Excelsior program. be hit. UNF coaches have split the court float is the best serve in the game, and of- interview with AV Web, Kittinger ejected He has jumped 20 miles from outer into different sections and assistant coach ten utilizes a jump float herself. from the aircraft along with his partner space. He’s been a fighter pilot and a POW. Charlie Buzogany gives coordinating hand “We have time set aside during practice who had been unconscious in the back seat He holds world records and has inside gestures to the next person serving. to practice our serves,” Whitmire said. from the g-force stresses. They fell from knowledge about the existence of extrater- The desired location of each serve de- “The service game is important. I don’t 10,000 feet with both of their parachutes restrial life (allegedly). pends on the opposing team. A struggling think you can be perfect at it, but the more luckily activated upon ejection. His part- Joe Kittinger’s life is basically a Dos or weak opponent is a target to be capital- you practice, obviously the better it gets.” ner landed still unconscious and somehow Equis commercial. ized upon. survived. Available A good server can make the difference in Once they landed they were surrounded at the game. If there are multiple good serves by Vietnamese civilians. Kittinger said, “I Ou akes in a row, the team can go from being tied to Email Josh Brannock at was almost killed twice — once by an old Email Nick Knudsen at holding a commanding lead. [email protected] lady and once by a kid with a machete.” [email protected] “If we can get three to four points in a Follow@spinnakersports He spent the next 11 months as a prison- Follow@spinnakersports row it takes a lot of the pressure off of the er of war in Hanoi. He said throughout his team,” Loeswick said. captivity he dreamt of doing long-distance In UNF’s 3-0 victory over Stetson Oct. 2, balloon flights. Kittinger said the happi- Cari Whitmire did just that. In the second est day of his life is when he was released set, Whitmire entered the game with UNF from captivity and returned home. SPORTS SPORTS 22 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, October 24, 2012 23

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Travis Gibson Jacob Harn Raleigh Harbin Clayton Tinkle Sports Editor Copy Editor Staff Reporter Contributing Reporter

Question 1: Do you think Florida has an argument to be no.1 instead of no.2 in the BCS?

Well according to the computer ranking Absolutely. I’m writing a letter now: “Dear Yeah I’d put the lizards no.1.They’ve beat- Yes and no. They’ve had a great season system, the Florida Gators are number one. BCS, for roughly six months of the year, en Texas A&M on the road, Tennessee on thus far, but I don’t think you can punish And I have to agree with anything R2-D2 Florida feigns a winter the majority of the the road, LSU and South Carolina at home. Alabama for not playing their big games says. The Gators have beaten higher qual- U.S. finds laughable. Then, many states Better track record than anyone else. So yet. Alabama is, without a doubt, the most ity opponents and have a better defense send their respective sports teams down hopefully that makes them overconfident complete team in the nation. than Alabama, despite defensive statistics here to practice. Sure, Florida’s summer is going into their matchup against Georgia. not reflecting it. Listen to the beeps of the a different story, but is no more hot than Go Dawgs. wise computer R2-D2, he’s our only hope... the Midwest. We have beaches and palm to destroy the Empire. trees, a sun-filled winter. So, what gives, dudes?”

Question 2: Hockey games through Nov.1 have been cancelled. Do you miss hockey?

I miss hockey about as much as Michael I went to a Lightning game in the mid 90’s, I don’t miss hockey at all. This guy came YES. Travis is a hater. Hockey is a part of Vick misses jail. where t-shirts and whatnot were shot into into my work wearing a Boston Bruins hat America. If the Winter Classic is missed this the crowd by a potato-gun sort of mini- and that’s the first time I’ve even thought year, I’m jumping off of a bridge. cannon. I liked hockey, but ever since my about the sport. brother knocked me to the gravelly pave- ment during a pickup-game of inline-hock- ey, then skipped the puck at my stomach in what he claimed was “an accident,” I haven’t cared much for the game. Question 3: Are the Jacksonville Jaguars the worst team in the NFL?

The worst! I didn’t even flinch as Sebastian Jacksonville has a team of football-playing The Jags are the worst. They found a way Yes. It’s sad to say, but I’m embarrassed Janikowski kicked the game winning field jaguars? That’s bizarre. How many teams to blow it against the Raiders. They have to say I’m from Jacksonville. You’re up by goal on Sunday; I knew they’d lose before are in the league, how do they (the jag- bad luck with injuries, drafting, and choos- 14 — TWICE — and you let Oakland come the game even started. I have lost hope. uars) catch the ball, and where can I buy ing Mularkey as a coach. They just don’t back and win? OAKLAND? I’m all out. Totally spent. Next step, hit the tickets? I’m interested in who’s training understand how to win. grocery store to purchase a brown paper them and how the heck they conduct a bag to wear on my head for the next practice. home game.

Women’s Soccer Boxscores Women’s Soccer Boxscores UNF (7-8-2) vs. USCU (3-14-0) UNF (7-9-2) vs. ETSU (12-5-0) Goals by period 1 2 Total Goals by period 1 2 Total Oct. 19, 2012 Oct. 21, 2012 UNF 4 3 7 ETSU 4 1 5 FINAL SCORE: USCU 0 1 1 FINAL SCORE: UNF 0 1 1 UNF 7 - USC Upstate 1 East Tennessee State 5 - UNF 1 UNF USCU UNF ETSU ## Goalkeepers GA Saves ## Goalkeepers GA Saves ## Goalkeepers GA Saves ## Goalkeepers GA Saves 0 Beninati, R 1 5 0 Plantz, S 7 11 0 Beninati, R 3 2 00 Campbell, S 0 2 24 Hahn, B 2 3 13 Krajenta, K 1 2 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer Shots Total 1st 11:04 UNF Larrinaga, M UNF 32 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer Shots Total 2nd 11:50 UNF Linkfield, T USCU 7 1st 2:27 ETSU Kerns, R ETSU 18 3rd 31:44 UNF Shafer, K 2nd 6:33 ETSU Kerns, R UNF 22 Fouls Total 3rd 15:18 ETSU Thomas, M 4th 36:35 UNF Hopfensperger, L UNF 2 Fouls Total 5th 65:29 UNF Zaremba, A USCU 2 4th 34:49 ETSU Kerns, R ETSU 3 6th 68:18 USCU Sanzsole, R 5th 46:10 ETSU Kerns, R UNF 3

7th 69:01 UNF Zaremba, A 6th 86:34 UNF Scalf, S

8th 88:11 UNF Larrinaga, M Women’s Volleyball Boxscores Oct. 19, 2012 Oct. 20, 2012 FINAL SCORE: FINAL SCORE: UNF 3 - Lipscomb 1 UNF 3 - Northern Kentucky 1

Set Scores 1 2 3 4 5 K E TA Pct. Set Scores 1 2 3 4 5 K E TA Pct. UNF (13-10) 25 16 25 25 X 53 22 152 .204 UNF (14-10) 30 25 23 25 X 55 27 163 .172

Lipscomb (11-10) 17 25 21 14 X 38 24 155 .090 ESTU (19-8) 28 19 25 15 X 44 28 155 .103 SPORTS 24 Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com